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yeah, the more we discuss it, the more I'm remembering.. .like how I learned all this a very long time ago, as a child... I built one from a kit that came in my National Geographic World magazine...

 

I wonder what's happening at work right now...???

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so here's a little background on the zoetrope's inventor...

 

1872 - EADWEARD JAMES MUYBRIDGE - (1830-1904)

Muybridge uses a battery of 24 cameras to photographh a race horse owned by California Governor Leland Stanford. The resulting 24 pictures taken as the trotting horse raced past, was the beginning of what would become known as stop-action series photography. Muybridge would continue the study of motion and the theory of locomotion using animals, and later, humans. Muybridge's investigations into the gate of a horse at the Sacramento race track were inconclusive.

 

and the cycle looked like this...

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not like this...

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he did build a projector later called the Zoopraxiscope, and it cost over 40,000$ to build.

That's a hell of a heap of cash in 1880! :eek:

:eek: :eek:

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Guest --zeSto--

yep!

 

it was actually a bet that made Muybridge go to all the trouble.

He was bet that he could prove that a horse's hooves lost all contact

with the ground while in a gallop. And he won!

 

yay for gambling... the force of progress !

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Guest imported_Tesseract

Best food...nice gif's Zest, there are a dozen artists that commited suicide after they discovered mistakes like that in their works...umm at least the decent ones.

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